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Learned that. But it doesn't compose with shift for selection. I also learned and still use the official workaround for that which is pretty nice often: shift

Learned that. But it doesn't compose with shift for selection. I also learned and still use the official workaround for that which is pretty nice often: shift + arrow up/down while on start/end of a line

foldr 8y ago
>But it doesn't compose with shift for selection. Yes it does. Ctrl+Shift+E selects the text up to the end of the line.
- rbanffy 8y ago
  As an interesting note, it doesn't work with MS Office.
  - foldr 8y ago
    Well, that's one problem you wouldn't have on Linux I guess.
    - rbanffy 8y ago
      On Linux ^A on a terminal (and on Emacs) behaves as God intended it to, but on a GUI it's usually "select all". It's really awful (albeit it kind of compensate for that with the select+middle-click dance).